15,000 International Troops Head To Border Of Syria For War Exercise???
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Exercise or a war?
New World Order running out of time to start war with Iran.
While at Brussels the European Union lifted the embargo on weapons shipments to the anti-Assad troops, more than 15.000 troops from 17 NATO and extra-NATO countries are going to move into Jordan, to start an extensive combined military exercise.
As the Amman Government announced, “starting in the next few weeks” the 2013 Eager Lion exercise will start up with air-sea and land battle operations involving the whole country.
In the exercise, that will last about fifteen days, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Canada, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, France, Jordan, United Kingdom, Iraq, Italy, Lebanon, Czech Republic, Pakistan, Poland, Qatar, United States, Turkey and Yemen will take part.
In preparation for Eager Lion, over the last few days the Jordan National Army Commander in Chief – General Mishal Mohammed Zabin – met with the military leaders of United States, France and Turkey, and with NATO Deputy Secretary-general Alexander Vershbow.
http://www.tlaxcala-int.org/article.asp?reference=9802
New World Order running out of time to start war with Iran.
While at Brussels the European Union lifted the embargo on weapons shipments to the anti-Assad troops, more than 15.000 troops from 17 NATO and extra-NATO countries are going to move into Jordan, to start an extensive combined military exercise.
As the Amman Government announced, “starting in the next few weeks” the 2013 Eager Lion exercise will start up with air-sea and land battle operations involving the whole country.
In the exercise, that will last about fifteen days, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Canada, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, France, Jordan, United Kingdom, Iraq, Italy, Lebanon, Czech Republic, Pakistan, Poland, Qatar, United States, Turkey and Yemen will take part.
In preparation for Eager Lion, over the last few days the Jordan National Army Commander in Chief – General Mishal Mohammed Zabin – met with the military leaders of United States, France and Turkey, and with NATO Deputy Secretary-general Alexander Vershbow.
http://www.tlaxcala-int.org/article.asp?reference=9802
Comments
I imagine it would be easy for a few bombs etc to go astray!